What difference would that make? If you're not expecting the siren to start right next to you, it could be a nasty shock.But you saw it coming because you look around often, right?
And then you ripped out the bleeding heart and ate it, yes?OT
A few months ago I had a nightmare where I was being called back to work by an employer I left 20 years ago!
They were very insistent... Until I woke up
What had happened was that an ambulance had been called for a neighbour, and the blue light flashing in the window had triggered memories of the night duty bunk by Casualty. The link of a blue light flashing in the window had triggered the automatic response that I was required to deal with the patient!
I was warned at the last hearing that this was not considered acceptable professional practiceAnd then you ripped out the bleeding heart and ate it, yes?![]()
when i was a shiny young copper in the early nineties my favourite pastime at night was sneaking up behind cyclists with no lights and giving them a blast of the wailers. Many came close to a coronary, and one managed to fall off. Shame.I try not to do it in the police car - trouble is (and I think it's probably the same for Ambo) the passenger can also reach and turn on the lights and sirens, and you can get the odd overexcitable colleague who does it without thinking as soon as they accept the job!
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